A feeling of luck and invulnerability that foreshadows opportunity and good fortune. The funny feeling is often to be beckoned and called near the craps or roulette table, which will provide the gambler with clairvoyance on how to place his/her bets.
Craps parlance:
Stickman: "Seven out! New Shooter!"
New Shooter: "Come on Funny Feeling! Daddy needs a new pair of shoes." Places bets and then rolls.
Stickman: "Eleven! Front line winner."
Stickman: "Seven out! New Shooter!"
New Shooter: "Come on Funny Feeling! Daddy needs a new pair of shoes." Places bets and then rolls.
Stickman: "Eleven! Front line winner."
by BustaNutz May 08, 2013
The polar opposite of the Midas where everything that is touched turns to shit, breaks, or is ruined.
The name Kowalski is dervived from Stanley Kowalski who is a fictional character in Tennessee Williams' play A Streetcar Named Desire.
The name Kowalski is dervived from Stanley Kowalski who is a fictional character in Tennessee Williams' play A Streetcar Named Desire.
Tom: We need to get rid of that guy, he's got the Kowalski Touch.
Mark: Yeah everything he works on breaks, regardless of how simple it is.
Mark: Yeah everything he works on breaks, regardless of how simple it is.
by BustaNutz June 05, 2009
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